ENERGY EFFICIENCY COALITION: Nor Cal Biodiesel

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Nor Cal Biodiesel

CCRES promotes Nor Cal Biodiesel

Nor Cal Biodiesel currently offer two models to choose from: the BioPro190 and the larger BioPro380.

BioPro190

BioPro190 General Information and Specifications

Dimensions: 21"w x 21"d x 67"h. Overall height adjustable +/- 2”
Weight: 325 Lbs. (empty).
Capacity: 50 gallons oil yields 50 gallons of finished fuel.
10 gallons methanol - yields approx. 10 gallons glycerin.
Construction: TIG welded 304 stainless steel body; Powder coated carbon steel covers.
Fittings: 304 stainless steel or glass filled polypropylene.
Electrical: 110 VAC / 15 Amp Circuit.
Controls: AUTO mode controlled by program logic controller;
Start button initiates completely automated process;
MANUAL mode controlled by switch actuation.
Reaction Method: Acid-catalyzed esterification of free fatty acids
Then base-catalyzed transesterification of triglycerides;
Wash Method: Triple-stage turbulent water wash.
1) Mist Spray, 2) Mist & Agitation, 3) Mist & Agitation
Batch Time: Reaction Time – approximately 8 hrs;
               Initial settling - 16 hrs;
               Water wash – approximately 14 hrs;
               Drying cycle - Approx 10 hrs:
Total Processing Time: Approx. 48 hours start to finish.

Items You Will Need To Get Started:

50 Gallons of new or used filtered vegetable oil or oil derived from animal fats
400 micron, or finer, filter to strain the oil
10 Gallons of methanol (racing fuel)
For your safety and convenience, we suggest obtaining a methanol compatible and an oil/grease
compatible transfer pump
1520 grams (3.41 lbs) Sodium Hydroxide - NaOH or 2350 (5.17 lbs) grams Potassium Hydroxide - KOH
190 mL (6.43 oz) Sulfuric Acid (93% Purity or higher) - Do not use common battery acid
50 Gallons of fresh, standing water
50 Gallon container or receptacle for “water in”
50 Gallon container or receptacle to collect the wash water – or connect directly to a drain.
Air tight storage containers for methanol (typically, a 55-gallon drum), catalyst potash, and sulfuric acid
Protective gloves, face mask, apron, and safety goggles (included)
Transfer hoses, scales, and measuring cups (included)
(1) 110-120 volt / 15 amp & (1) 220 volt / 30 amp AC power source

BioPro380

BioPro380 General Information and Specifications

Dimensions: 64"w x 34"d x 91"h. Overall height adjustable +/- 2”
Weight: Approximately 675 Lbs. (empty).
Capacity: 100 gallons oil yields up to 100 gallons (380 liters) of finished fuel
Batch Sizes: - Capable of processing 50, 75, or 100 gallons of oil feedstock (190, 284, or 380 liters).
Construction: TIG welded 304 stainless steel body; Powder coated carbon steel covers.
Electrical: 220 VAC / 30 AMP & 110 VAC / 15 Amp Circuit. Dedicated Circuits are preferred but not required.
Controls: AUTO mode controlled by program logic controller;
Start button initiates the automated process;
MANUAL mode controlled by switch actuation.
Reaction Method: Acid-catalyzed esterification of free fatty acids
Then base-catalyzed transesterification of triglycerides;
Method: Triple-stage turbulent water wash.
1) Mist Spray, 2) Mist & Agitation, 3) Mist & Agitation
Batch Time: Reaction Time – approximately 8 hrs;
               Initial settling - 16 hrs;
               Water wash –(total three (3) cycles, approximately14 hrs;
               Drying cycle - Approx 10 hrs:
Total Processing Time: Approx. 48 hours start to finish.

Items You Will Need To Get Started:

100 Gallons of new or used filtered vegetable oil or oil derived from animal fats (triglycerides
Minimum 400 micron, or finer, filter to strain the oil
20 Gallons of methanol (racing fuel; 99.99% pure)
3040 grams Lye (Sodium Hydroxide - NaOH) or 4700 grams Caustic Potash (Potassium Hydroxide - KOH)* *Recommended
380 mL Sulfuric Acid (93% Purity or higher) - Not common battery acid
100 Gallons of fresh standing water (can also be connected directly to a pressurized water line)
100 Gallon container for water in (or connect to a clean, pressurized water source)
100 Gallon container for water out (or connect directly to a drain)
Air tight storage containers for methanol, lye/caustic potash, and sulfuric acid
Protective gloves, face mask, apron, and safety goggles (included)
Transfer hoses, scales, and measuring cups (included)
For your safety and convenience, we suggest obtaining a methanol transfer and oil/grease transfer pump
(1) 110-120 volt / 15 amp & (1) 220 volt / 30 amp AC power source

Since it's introduction, the BioPro line of products have steadily found their way into the hands of many an independent souls.

Click on the links below to read about

World renowned Dr. Andrew Weil with his BioPro190

CONTACT Nor Cal Biodiesel

Please feel free to contact Nor Cal Biodiesel for additional information regarding our products or services.

Nor Cal Biodiesel also welcome any comments or suggestions regarding products, web site and overall experience regarding your initial interaction with Nor Cal Biodiesel.

General Inquiries and Sales Information info@norcalbio.com
Projects, Business Development or Specific Requests danny@norcalbio.com

Nor Cal Biodiese web site : http://norcalbio.com/index.html

For any additional information, please contact

Danny Lesa, telephone 707-766-9782

CROATIAN CENTER of RENEWABLE ENERGY SOURCES
(CCRES)

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